Handmaid’s Tale Star Joseph Fiennes Opens Up About Explorer Uncle’s Parkinson’s Diagnosis


Handmaid’s Tale Star Joseph Fiennes Opens Up About Explorer Uncle’s Parkinson’s Diagnosis

Revealing a Personal Journey

During the filming of a new TV show, legendary explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes shared his Parkinson’s diagnosis with his actor cousin Joseph Fiennes. The emotional moment occurred while they were shooting their latest travel series together in Canada in 2019.

Exploring Family Ties

Sir Ranulph Fiennes, known as one of Britain’s most famous living explorers, opened up to Joseph Fiennes about his condition during their trip to retrace Sir Ranulph's 1971 Headless Valley Expedition. The duo had previously collaborated on revisiting Sir Ranulph's 1969 hovercraft expedition of The Nile.

A Brave Conversation

Joseph Fiennes commended his uncle for his bravery in discussing his Parkinson’s diagnosis, highlighting the importance of facing difficult truths and championing open discussions about the condition. The pair's journey will be featured in the TV show 'Fiennes: Return to the Wild' airing on National Geographic.

An Emotional Journey

Sir Ranulph Fiennes candidly discusses his health, male aging, frailty, and love during the series, shedding light on the challenges of living with Parkinson's disease. Despite the difficulties, he remains hopeful and is exploring cold swimming as a potential remedy.


Handmaid’s Tale Star Joseph Fiennes Opens Up About Explorer Uncle’s Parkinson’s Diagnosis

Future Adventures

Looking ahead, Joseph Fiennes humorously shared that Elon Musk had offered them a chance to go to space. The family duo continues to navigate their shared experiences and embark on new adventures together.


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